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Press, Volume L, Issue 15047, 15 August 1914, Page 19

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ' H. S. RICHARDS AND SON? H. S. RICHARDS AND SON I . FOR SALE. . SMALL BGSIDENTIAL PIIOPHRTY. NORTH ST. ALBANS. ADJACENT TO Cd SECTION pOMPRISING well-built Moderr. Dwelling of FIVE ROOMS together with aU offices and conveniences. Attractive scc*tion well fenced. ' EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICE, NAMELY £550. ' SMALL rivposiT ACCEPTED and balance at ONLY 5 per cect. S. RICHARDS and SOX. FOR SALE. ~~ CLOSE TO CENTRE. : QUARTER-ACRE SECTION. rpOGETHER WITH TWO COTTAGES J- THEREON. PRICE VERY REASONABLE. GOOD PROSPECTIVE VALUE. H. S.RICHARDS at:d SON. TO LET."" 1 ~ SHORT DISTANCE PROM 2d SECTION. ABOUT 5 ACRES Excellent Cropping Land, together with Five-roomed Dwelling thereon. MODERATE RENTAL. 11. S. RICHARDS and SON. TO LET. ON TRAMLINE, LINWOOD. FIVE-ROOMED DWELLING and Quarteracre Corner Section, a very nice property. **■ RENTAL, 15a 6d per week. H. S. RICHARDS and SON, Federal Chambere. 162 Hereford street. 903 ALLAN HOPKINS. " A LLAN HOPKINS. AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, STOCK AND STATION AGENT, VALUATOR AND LICENSED LAND BROKER. CHIEF AGENT FOR THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET (Next BanJt of New Zealand), CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. Box 635. Telephono 653. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Z LEASEHOLD. 7rrr ACRES, Canterbury, handy to icaool I O and station, lease 17 years to run at 4s 6d per acre; also 200 Acrce of good plantation can go with tho above, as £10 per year. Subdivided into 7 paddocks, all flat and ploughable. House of S rooms, dairy, waanhouee, stable, cheep yards, etc. All improvements are paid for at the expiration of lease. For goodwill and improvements the price is only £650. (SOS) ALLAN HOPKINS. GOING CONCERN £^^Q^ LEASEHOLD 135 ACRES, situated in good district, 12 miles from Chnstchrrch, 5 years to run, rent 8s per acre (with a purchasing olause on exceptional terms). This ie a good opportunity, the '.and is all flat and ploughaulo, subdivided into 6 paddocks, and will grow e°° d turnipa, ropeMid oats. House of i rooms, stable, granary, etc. ' ■ Spring Dray and Harness, E5 acree in oats, 3 Draught Horees and Harness. Doublefurrow Plough, Cambridge Rolier. 4-lea: Harrows, Farmer's Fay. x»rill, Sheep feeders, and sundries. The above has carried 1100 sheep al tne WI PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN, £350. ALLAN HOPKINS. * FREEHOLD SNIP. * OKI ACRES, situated 41 miles from the «-i«J I main line, Southland, and_ handy to school, creamery, and township ? The land consists of low downe facing tho sun, and is well sheltered. This is a first-clasa block of cheep land, and will carry easily %hen grasscd-1 ewe to the - acre. virgin soil, and is- at present all ploughed and ready to bow down according to requireracnts. The land is practically all f*nred, and the vendor (who lives in Christchurcb, is out to sell, and will give the best of ternw to a" good man, and help him ..in tho road to success. This is unquestionably a working mane chance, very little money is required, and the land is cheap. PRICE £4 10a PER ACRE. (1&2) 2 ALLAN HOPKINS. O1 Of\ ACRES, Canterbury, 5 mi'e3 from &Lu\J Station, and 1 mile from school, telephone, poet office, and etore. Subdivided into 20 paddocks, and served by natural streams. House of 7 100 ms, woolehed, etftblee, etc. A first-class sheep and cattle farm, mostly low downs with an abundance of feed. The owner must sell in 1, 2 or 3 Mocks to euit. PRICE £8 PER ACRE. AND GOOD TERMS. (474) ALLAN HOPKINS. NATIVE. LEASEHOLD. •fO-fyi' , ACRES, 40 years to run. rent 2s ±£1/3: per acre for the fireV 19 years, and 4s for the bnlanw of term, the property is s'itutted atiout a miies ■ :r.->m the Main Trunk line to Auckland, near Tβ Kuiti, and consists of .low downe, bordrritwr on the W*ipa River. The soil is nee and of excellent quality, and when cleared can all be easily ploughed. A considerable amount of fencing has been erected, and -tock can be put on at once. (438)' PRICE 30s PER ACRE. •. - ■■ ALLAN HOPKINS. : ' DAIRYING. CJI7 ACRES, situated in South Canterbury, O I 2 miles from a good township, nni 1J miles from creamery and school. Good House of 6 rooms, 6table, cowbyre, trapshcJ, cha2bot:se and orchard. 10 Acres in ryo corn, 16 acres in oats, IS acres In 1-year grass. Carryinct capacity 30 cows with case. Also 9B acres of riverbed frontage, which is good eneep country. The fieehold is neb river eilt. ■ (101) PRICE £1600, AND GOOD TERMS. ALLAK HOPKINS. A Q A 7 ACRES, situated in TarnnaKi, sub'ttJrk I divided into 1-1 paddocks, and watered b v y hntural streams. Stock 2600 ewes, and 1400 dry sheep, and when further imoroved, will carry 2 fheep to the acre. House 'of 4 rooms, wooished, with machines and engine, cheep yards and. dip. 4 railway is in course of construction past tho property, which will greatly ohinnco its prospective value. PRICE £5 PER ACRE Owner will exchange for City Property Eonity £14,000. (475) . - ALLAN HOPKINS THE SHEEPFARMERS , AGENCY. THE SHEEPFARMERS , AGENCY. FUrt SALE. THE CHEAPEST ?'<uPERIY ON THE MAlikE*'. 10,500 ACRES AT £3 Ss PER ACRE. THIS FINE PROPERTY consists of 10,500 acres, of which 1500 acres is agricultural land, mainly in grata, part in turnips. The place carries, without cultiration, 3000 ewes and 2000 dry sheep, jilso 100 brrdin? cows and 50 horses. W*>!ibnift Homestead of 10 rooms, shearingr-aned, yards, etc Situated 9 milee from townsrsio radwav. sno freezing works Wou!d subdivide' into three good cheep farms. Prico £2 Ss per acre. THE SHEEPFARMERS , AGENCY, 155 Hereford street, Christchurci, Agents for "The Phstoral Review," "The Stockoirners' Guide/ London and Midland Jsaaiance Co. WANTED KNOWN. rpHAT if you want the Beat Meat the A Country Produces at Greatly Reduced Kates* go to / F. H. STEEL, BTTTCHER, 762 and.764 COLOMBO STREET, The Leading Establishment of its is Christchnich Kothing but absolutely the Best M«at the Countrj produce* kepi. Don't te perauaied to bay inferior quality and rubbiri: whan by patronising F. H. STEEL you csn alway« rely on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Cu«too«w in City and Subutb3 waited ca Daily for Ordera. Country customer* canalways rely on letters and telegrams being promptly attended to. . SMALL GOODS A P* "CIALITY. The Annual Output reaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speLks (or itself. _. . C 6375 rpffE Special "Page for Women" in SnturX day's Edition* of "The Evening News" appeals to everyone. A Bright Soao Magaiiss.